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Coding agent by Anomaly

ActiveOpen source · MITVerified Oct 22, 2026

Open-source, provider-agnostic AI coding agent with a terminal UI, plus a desktop app (beta) and an IDE integration.

Key facts

Type
Coding agent · CLI, Desktop app, IDE extension
Pricing
Free tier, paid from $10/mo
Free tier
Free and open source. Use your own API keys (75+ providers), existing subscriptions such as GitHub Copilot or ChatGPT Plus/Pro, local models, or the limited-time free models on OpenCode's hosted gateway.
License
MIT
Models
Claude, GPT, Gemini (via Google Vertex AI), GitHub Copilot models, DeepSeek, Grok, 75+ providers via Models.dev, Local models via Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp
Platforms
macOS, Linux, Windows
Bring your own API key
Yes
Local models
Yes
MCP support
Yes
Self-hostable
No
GitHub stars
219,959
Last commit
Oct 22, 2026

OpenCode pricing

Go

$10/month

Optional subscription for a curated list of open coding models. Usage limits are monthly dollar amounts per model, plus 5-hour and weekly allowances. No annual price listed.

Go Plus

$40/month

Higher per-model usage limits than Go. No annual price listed.

Enterprise

Custom

Custom per-seat pricing through sales. No token charges when you use your own LLM gateway.

Best for

  • Terminal-first developers who want an open-source agent
  • Developers who switch between many model providers or reuse existing subscriptions
  • Teams that want to route traffic through their own LLM gateway

Pros

  • MIT-licensed, with a very large and active community (about 220k GitHub stars)
  • Works with 75+ providers plus local models
  • Supports MCP servers and ACP, so it can run inside editors such as Zed
  • Optional low-cost subscription for open-weight models

Cons

  • WSL is recommended on Windows for the best experience
  • Desktop app is still in beta
  • Easy to confuse with the archived opencode-ai/opencode project of the same name

How OpenCode compares

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